Saltburn before a storm.

Saltburn pier at night and the weather was freezing!!

An overall view of Whitby looking from the high level bridge.

Larpool viaduct. Trains once used to rumble across this fine structure on there way to Scarborough.

Saltburn Pier on a calm day..

The transporter bridge at dusk

Newton under Roseberry looking from the top.

This is near Pinchinthorpe, this shows you how cold it was!!!

A single fisherman fishes in Scailing Dam.

Whitby Abbey just before sunset.

Whitby Lighthouse.

A single house at Darnholm.

A single walker looks at the scenary.

Two walkers walk around the Hole Of Horcum.

The sun is just about to set.

The cradle still rumbles across the bridge just as it first did when the bridge was built in 1911.

Great Ayton.

Sandsend beach looking towards Whitby.

Runswick Bay.

I saw a picture taken by Sutcliffe taken from this spot in 1880, so i thought id have a go.

A very windy day on Redcar beach.

Before a storm. This is looking towards Redcar blast furnace.

Great Ayton Village on a extremely wintery day!

The River Leven that runs through Great Ayton.

Roseberry Topping with a nice covering of snow.

Egton Village.

Some trees covered in snow.

A close of some trees covered in snow.

A view of Roseberry topping from the forest at the bottom.

The start of a long climb to the top!!!

Two walkers tackle the decent.

A view looking towards Middlesbrough, Newton under Roseberry is in the bottom left of the picture.

Roseberry topping looks over Middlesbrough.

This is a shooting lodge that was used in the 1880s for people who whilst out shooting birds were caught out by the weather. Impressive structure for just a shelter!!

A view of Roseberry topping from one of the windows. A nice view dont you think?

A birds eye view of Guisborough, if you look closely you can see the top of Guisbrough priory.

A nice sunset over the moors. This could be in India!!!

A heavy frost covers the coal pile at Grosmont shed.

Whitby Abbey in sepia, it makes it look old dont you think?

The Whale bones at Whitby with the abbey in the background.

Two people study a statue of Captain Cook in Whitby.

Staithes habour.

An overall view of Staithes.

Crocuses at Stewerts Park.

Dusk at Redcar beach.

Dusk over Redcar blast furnace.

The sun is just about to set over Redcar blast furnace

Saltburn Pier on a warm early summer night.

A man and his best friend walk along Redcar beach at dusk.

Sunset on Saltburn beach.

A young photographer photographs the blood orange sunset on Saltburn beach.

A close up of the end of Saltburn pier

Saltburn pier just before night fall.

Two of Saltburns most famous icons, The cliff lift and the pier.

With their work done, boats rest in Staithes harbour.

The main street in Staithes.

The cramped narrow street in Staithes

A walker and his dog brave the blustery conditions on Saltburn beach.

Fisherman take advantage of the incoming tide and rough seas for a spot of fishing.

Blown sand across some pebbles make some intersting shapes.

One of Middlesbroughs lesser known attractions, Acklam Hall.

Fisherman brave the choppy seas at night for a spot of fishing.

A close up of the underneath of Saltburn pier.

The boats in Whitby Harbour rest at the end of the day.

A visitor takes in the atmosphere of Whitby from the famous 199 steps.

With no cars in the street,and the 199 steps create a timeless scene in Whitby, it could be a scene from the 1800s.

Henrietta street in Whitby, even tho there isnt any people on the street it still has an atmoshphere.

Whitby abbey on a calm summers night. The orange sky in the background is the glow from Middlesbrough, 30 miles away!!

An overall view of Whitby town at night.

Middlesbroughs famous icon, The Transporter Bridge.

Staithes wakes up.

An overall view of Cowbar and Staithes viewed from Boulby hill.

A damaged dry stone wall displays the stunning view towards Grinkle.

Summers evening at Redcar.

Well summer has arrived, appernetley!! So people take the opportunity to take evening strolls along the beaches, here a gentleman does just that underneath a stunning sunset at Redcar.

A young couple stop for a few moments from their dog walking duties, obviously to the dogs displeasure to watch a car ferry depart from Teesport.

Dusk falls over Redcar and Saltburn.

Redcar blast furnace creates an impressive light display.

A flare highlights the escaping steam.

A marker board at Grosmont shows The Murk Esk at just over 3 1/2 ft above normal.

Scailing in the 1880s, Not really, Scailing in 2009. I have a colour version of this shot but i prefer this one instead.

Snow at Aislaby.

Snow at Aislaby.

A stunning sunset over Glaisedale, not a bad shot taken from a moving car!!!!

A cold and a frozen Scailing Dam where the temperature was -4.

Snow and ice at a frozen Scailing Dam.

Snow and ice at a frozen Scailing Dam.

Rocks are frozen in the water at Scailing Dam.

Snow and ice at a frozen Scailing Dam.

Roseberry Topping is lit up for the Odins Glow light display. Impressive dont you think.

Roseberry Topping is lit up for the Odins Glow light display. Impressive dont you think.

A cold morning in Grosmont.

After heavy rain the Murk Esk is in full flood.

Heather fires burn over Glaisdale moor.

Heather fires burn over Glaisdale moor.

Roseberry Topping viewed from Carlton bank.